Molly's Dad. Sportswriter/Author. Hofstra fan/chronicler. BBWAA/PHWA. Simpsons/Scrubs/Sunny/'80s fan. Can't be king of the world if you're slave to the grind.
New pinned Tweet time! Happy to announce I've written a book about the 2000 World Series. "The Subway Series" comes out in April & is available to preorder now. Includes 30+ interviews w/pivotal people from the '00 World Series & Yanks-Mets rivalry.
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What a perfect way to cap a year-long, abject organizational failure by the Mets. But there is a plan, don't worry. Many people smarter than any of us can see it.
From Aug. 4. I'd say we all have skills, some less monetized by others, but only the silliest & least serious of the POBO cultists couldn't have seen Peralta's revival coming a mile way.
God that is the funniest and most predicable thing that has ever happened. But don’t ever say David Stearns has been imperfect for the Mets!!!! You can’t say that!
For the first time in 46 years, we’ll have two franchises vying for their first World Series championship.
The last time it happened (Phillies/Royals in 1980), the Brewers had yet to win a pennant and Tampa was 18 years away from playing its inaugural game.
Major League Baseball will have a brand-new World Series champion this year. Two of the five current franchises without a title — the Brewers and Rays — will meet in the Fall Classic. Game 1 is Friday night in Milwaukee.
The 19th- and 28th-ranked payrolls are in the World Series. Time to acknowledge the cap isn't about competitive balance but about making billionaires even richer.
So Freddy Peralta is going to get the ALCS-clinching win thanks in large part to a homer hit by Junior Caminero, who was acquired for Tobias Myers, who was acquired with Peralta by the Mets before this season. Just perfect. So perfect.